The Meeker herald., 1887-11-12
S.ENG.sSAk. Nl.Ns.

boulder WAS the scene Of another
tragedy las; SUNDAY morning, la which
the d-spoilcr Of u family is sho, by the
injured husband, ani tie latter then
kills himself. Jane ". smith, an old
aud respected citizen, dnh- the shoot
ing and Ebert Frazer was the object oI
his wrath.
Dr. Mct.lynn recently made the stats
men, that he WINS SON TO bc rcius,a,rd
In the church, which created quite
stir until last Saturday when Arch
bishop Corrisan came out In u Hat
footed denial. lie d-nounecd 1t ~ Il
campaign canagd and said 1t was InpHs-
slblc for McGlynn tn ever L. rcsnsinied
or the cas-. rcopcned until he submits
and presents himself u, Rome IN re-
sl'onsc TO the command Of the lioly
Father. On the other hand Dr. Me
Glynn coniradicis illo Archbishop, and
gives tie names Of several eminent
Catholics. ,heolosiErs In Rome, who
are NOW working In lis behalf.
On Saturday mosiius last one of the
banks u! the iowcfi ri tho Evergreen
Lakes west of Lcad,il'r broke, and he
tween iiuy to sc,.uiy.ay- thousand
,....,, w.t. ss. ....-, f-'.'- r,y waters into
tn- .tfxansas vai.., = snfur I'.iiHg ,gu'
the river. tut the gIfs..rf number were
scattered over the ground. Tic entire
eastern bank Of the hi!.f was destroyed,
and the escaping ,orrrni upFo"icd trees.
displaced huge bouliers and GU, u fur.
row many feet In dcp.h and Of cpnsid-
cri,bic width. Strenuous Efforts were
made 10 save the iiSh with nets and
baskets. but the darknc,s lid no; per
mi, OF much progress. The luss will H.
several Thousand dollar. and orders foT
III. r.bni.iin. of the bank have already
been given.
On the morning o. the ~ several
masked men stopped the .asi.buuni
salt LAX. express on the Dcnycr ari
i;io Grandc ruad "a few mile, east NJ
Grand Junction and c,mp.!lod {, the en-
gineer, brennan and mail and express
messengers 10 leave thc train, aud while
they were being guarded by three OF
their number. the Other. passed through
the train. relieving pss ssscugrts oi money
and valuablcs. Tie robbers tlicn cn'
tered the express ear but failed To open
the safe. Tho mail pouches were cut,
and registered packa.cs aud letters
opened. The train W. allowed 10 pro-
coed after being dcla,rl over an hour.
and the robbers took 10 the mountains.
1t is not yet learned low much money
they secured.
Now that Aspen Is connected with
Lcadvillc 10y railroad ibc latter Is reap
ing u material benefit, In three days
last week iiity.one Gals oi mineral. ag'
grcgating Oh tons. We're shipped from
Aspen to Leadyilie over the Rio
Grandc. and the prospects for similar
shipments in the future are such that 1t
is predicted that every furnace in Lead
vile will be running uight aud day
within month. The smel,crs there
express entire satisfaction with the
freight rates. which arc Il per ton from
Aspen. The rates on fuel Will he les
scned materially as soon as the Midland
rraches her immense coal deposits III
this county. so thGi Lcadyillc viii be-
come strong rival To Druver where
coal is cheap aud where most OF the ore
now goes Tor treatment.
Last Sunday u search was made oi
tho different cells occupied by the CON
demned Anarchists, and under pile OF
newspapers In one corner of Linggs
cell were found Sly loaded bombs. 1t is
said that they Confined enough dyna-
mite tn have dcstro ed the jail. Engel
tried to commit suicide the same day
with dose of laudnum, but was over
taken by AN cmetc administered In
the nick of time small bottle OF this
drug had been passed into his cell I'M
bcknown to the guard. Monday the
death watch was SET over them. and I'M
less Governor Oglesby granted re-
prievc they were hung yesterday. II is
the general belief that the Governor
will not pardon any Of them. Although
kind hearted. he is too courageous man
to be deferred from performing public
duty.
The Denver News says: Things are
looking worse in Montana. and the set
tiers now talk of organizing for defense
of persons and property. Two deaths
by Indians are reported, as well as the
destruction of fat cattle. The Crows
have been in 4 state of resistance for